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After Alex wanted to surprise Catherine for her birthday by taking the staff of a restaurant hostage, the two unrepentant and hot-tempered women argue in an epic argument about how to use their metapsychic powers.
By popular demand, here at last is the 4th volume of the Festival SPASM horror DVDs. It is by far the most BLOODY, the funniest, and above all the most TERRIFYING of the series. This time, alongside Quebec horror films, you’ll also find French and Belgian films. Among the 12 horror short films included on the DVD, you’ll see a guy trapped in Cabine of the Dead, die-hard hunters in Quebecers vs Zombies 2, a terrified babysitter in Red Balloon, a haunted movie theater in Saturation, and the return of your favorite killer — the BAGMAN!
Even more terrifying than the first two, this compilation contains 13 of the best Quebec short films shown during the last two editions of the SPASM Festival. And as a bonus, Night Shift fans can (re)watch their latest show, performed at Club Soda during the 2006 Grand Horror Night. And for shadow-puppet fans, you’ll also be thrilled, as the DVD contains no fewer than 3 spectacular numbers — including the breathtaking Jaws tribute that opened the 2007 SPASM Festival.
The wait is over. The SPASM Festival Horror DVD Vol. 1 has finally arrived! For the first time on a single DVD, 13 horror short films from Quebec — from gut-wrenching gore to crude humor. SPASM brings you terrifying imagery and outrageous laughs; this DVD is pure madness. SPASM dares you to watch the bloodiest film in the history of Quebec cinema: The BAGMAN: Profession Murderer by Roadkill Superstar. You won’t come back!
The SPASM Festival returns to haunt your nights with 11 new Quebec horror short films! SPASM guarantees you thrills by presenting the most horrific, the most outrageous, and the funniest works in Quebec. Experience the full SPASM Festival by watching short films interspersed with hilarious Night Shift sketches. Fans will rediscover the classic Terror by Izabel Grondin, while genre enthusiasts will discover award-winning films from the 2005 SPASM Festival: Alex Vampire Slayer by Al Kratina (Jury Prize) and Head by François Gauthier (Special Mention for Most Gore).
March 12, 2020. COVID-19 has just been declared a global pandemic, confinement measures are being implemented all across the world. Fanny, Samuel, Marianne and Daniel, four Montrealers from very different backgrounds, must now adapt to this new reality. What they believe to be a temporary situation will turn into a long ordeal that will change their lives forever. Between reality and fiction, Première vague is a portrait of the first 100 days of the pandemic in the city of Montreal, Canada.
